Robert Malone on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. Young lashed out this week at Joe Rogan for spreading what Young deems to be vaccine “misinformation” by hosting such skeptics as Dr. Bush during their presidencies while also, at one point, supporting Ronald Reagan. On the other end is the 76-year-old Young, who delivered strident protest anthems against Richard Nixon and George W. Now a whole generation’s mentally ill,” 52-year-old Kid shouts, while also pointing out that Biden attacked Donald Trump early on for wanting to stop travel from China at the start of the pandemic. Anthony Fauci, COVID-19 restrictions, mainstream media and social media, leading to a chorus of “Let’s Go, Brandon!,” code for a well-known anti-Joe Biden meme. Kid Rock, the right-leaning rap-rocker from Michigan, released “We the People,” a garish arena-rock anthem that attacks Dr. “We’re trying to figure this out right now,” he added.It’s been a banner week for the culture war in rock circles, with Neil Young and Kid Rock rallying their bases on opposite sides of the spectrum. Gironda said he and the singer-songwriter had spoken about it. Gironda explained that Young had sent him the letter, addressed to him and Tom Corson, a top executive at Warner Records. “He’s very upset about this disinformation.” “It’s something that’s really important to Neil,” Gironda said. Young’s manager, Frank Gironda, confirmed to The Daily Beast that the “Heart of Gold” singer had published the letter on Monday. “I want you to let Spotify know immediately TODAY that I want all my music off their platform,” he wrote, according to Rolling Stone. In an open letter to his team published Monday, Young singled out podcast The Joe Rogan Experience as a linchpin of misinformation about vaccines. Decidedly not a friend of the pod, legendary music star Neil Young has asked his team to pull his music off Spotify in response to the “fake information about vaccines” being spread on the streaming platform. He’s seen the needle, and the damage done.
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